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, U i l1 5 . 'A .W THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. (JJAHiV AND WEEKLY.) BY HOVER DROTHBRB, WEDNESDAY, JAN.. 1, L ' 1890. ,JWV '" STEAMERS- Altona and Ramona LEAVE DAILY. Portland, 6(45 a in. Salem, 7:45 "' Independence, 6(30 ft. m. SUNDAY. 9:00 a.m. 10:15 nm 6xwn m. Cyi'relcht received up to 10 p. m.JH Quick tln, regular service and cheap ... .rates ... M. P. BALDWIN, Agent, Salem, '. JimHtrW'--"" iWigs; SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. Miss Llllie Bernard! is home from Portland. Mr. and Mrs. 0. II. Irwin went to Portland today. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Hodgkln went to Oregon City today. .Mrs. Fred Stcusloff lias returned from a visit In Corvnllls. Mrs. I. D. Bovcr has returned from a week's visit In Portland. "UUa Ifnfln Wlipptnr. nt Indenend- ence, Isthcgticst of the MlsscsCrclgh- ton. MARION COUNTY FINANCE. A BTATEMENT Or TUB COCNTY'B A3 QET3 AND UABIUTIES. County Treasurer Jap Minto has today struck a balance of the assets and liabilities of Marlon county, which shows the financial standing of the county to bo as follews: WAHRANTS OUTSTANDING. December 31, 1893 $-13,002.00 Interest on same .... 1,824.00 Total liability W7.420.00 HESOL'nCKS. Funds In county I rcasttry $1,340.05 Delinquent taxes due for 1891,84,005.32 nnlltmllnli, 1nvnaitmfirMino 11 rt(ll fid DIED. O'BRIAN. At the family residence, n J .i-.4. irrkim fir TlN9. day, December 31. 1895, of heart trouble, Mrs. D. II. O'Brian, aged 57 years, 0 months and 0 days. The funeral was held today at 10 o'clock n. m. and Interment took place in the Catholic cemetery nt Gcrvnls. PERSONALS. Muclhatipt went to Aurota fioin Now from In Itcv. .1 today. F. .1. Cattorllnf eTurned Unlay tSntlfonilif. 'f. Nod Loouey spent a happy Year In Salem. W. E. McEIroyJ camo homo Etiguctio yesterday. T. II. Kay transacted business tho metropolis today. : J. II. Va'iiWInklb' returned "today from n holiday visit at Hnlsoy. R. A. Coshow, of the Salem woolen mills, was it Portland visitor today. . II. II. Burrls and O. II. Jloyt, bnsl neon incii of .ielTorson, wore In Salem today. dipt. I). C. Howard came up ftom Portland this morning, to spend New Year at homo. J. M. Wood n 1 IT rottirncd today, from California, after about two uionth's absence. T. S. Golden and Don Spraguc, of thoStato street confectionery, were 1'orlland business visitors today. E. h. Hoopengartiier went to Port laud today to romalit, ho having been transferred from the S. P. freight oltlcu horo to the gouoral olllc In that oily. (ltd. W. Humphrey, editor of the .lelTurMin Itovlow, was Inthoojty to day. IIo remains over to tho Intnlla Hon of Chcmckota lodge, I. O. O. I, which lakuH place this evening. Mrs. Franklo Cornell, of JelTcrsoii, Is in tho city. KI10 Is tho wife of WH bur C'ornoll, 0110 of tho Ix'st known newspaiKir men on tint coast, who Is now u tho Yukon mining county of Alaska. PnoiiATH CouiJt.-oT lvT"Epplor, guardian of Ruby Epplcr, was dls oharired bv tbn nmimtn muri ..r. having probated his flnalaccoiintnnd IStTII III! llt'II li lilAIVt lllll' III! inni .Gf.iritll t .1 a 4 u. !... I rit m. a 1 .. 4 tmn 1 nn 1 m .Misses .icnnic ami iiiiin rtiiuuinun 1 j;eiin(iuciit uixcsuuciorjou-, u,uui.w returned today from a short visit In J Delinquent taxes due for 1893, 11.705.22 rp Delinquent taxes duo for 189 1, 12,011.88 Miss Helen Crawford and Minnie Morris returned today from a holiday visit with friends. Mrs. J. O. Goltra, who has been vlbltlng her father, Dr. J. Reynolds, returned to Portland yesterday. Miss Bertha Moorcs returned to Portland today after n week's visit with Salem relatives and friends. Mrs. .1. R. Linn returned to Wood burn today, after a short stay In Sa lem, tho guest of Dr. Guiss and fam ily. Hon. G. M. Irwin, accompanied by Mrs. Irwin and Miss Adn Calllson. wont to Portland today, where Mr. I rwln will preside over t lie state teach ers' association. WKDD1XO ANNIVERSARY. About forty of tho friends of Judge and Mrs. George II. ihirnctt gathered at their elegant new homo on High street last night to celebrate tho 10th anniversary of their marriage. An exceedingly pleasant time wasonloyed. dancing being 0110 of the principal features, and not until long after the New Year was ushered lu did the merry timing dlsjier-'e. rOKKBTKKH' IIAt.U The Foresters' ball last night was participated In by a large number of dnlem'H young people, who heartily appreciated tho excellent music ren dered by Parson's orchestra, which was ably assisted by several of tho talented musicians of this city. Tho dancers remained until lontr after midnight, realizing that it is not often that they are enabled to enjoy such a treat. Total resources 837,317.40 Balance against county 810,070.14 Maron county has no bonded debt. Tho dcllnnucnt tax rolls. If fully collected, would show tho county to have a Iloatlng debt of $10,070.14. But the assessment of the Oregon Pacific railroad property In tho county was not carried onto the rolls In 1801, as it was not known that anything could bo collected. But the county court Is certain that this will now be paid, about $2000, and this will reduce the net Iloatlng liability of tho county to a little over S8000. A SUCCESSFUL DRUG HOUSE The Capital Drug store, Ltinn & Brooks proprietors, was established In September, 1893, and has Just closed a very successful year's business. The drug and prescription business Is handled by this house In a trust worthyand Intelligent manner. Their stock Is first-class and complete 1 11 every particular of the drug and chemical trade. Ladles will always find here a nice line of perfumes and toilet articles. Patent medicines and druggists' sundries are sold as low as anywhere. This drugstore Is very centrally located lu the new Hobnail block, corner Statu and Liberty streets, mid overhead are the olllces of some of Salem's leading physicians and surgeons, as Drs. Hall, Robertson, Lane and Mott. Prc-crlntlons nut im day and night. nnnvpp Rntnrrlnv. npnnmher 28. 1895. at 12:20. of diphtheria, at his home, Albert, only son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Win. Hoover, of Brooks, aged 1(1 a.nn n Ifl t.inlltltD n .1 .1 ') flol'C Albert was born In Kansas, Febru ary 20, 1883; moved here with his par ents live years ago. IIo was a bright lwy, one to command tho respect of all wlth'Whom he came in contact; n favorite in 'Sunday school as well as at homc.always full of life and having a word for every one who knew him nnd at the same time having a heart not to harbor a harm ful thought for any one. Funeral services were held at the homo Sabbath day at 11 o'clock. After the discourse tho assembly repaired to the Jones cemetery to pay the last tribute to one whose memory will long find room In the hearts of all who know him. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hoover desire to tender to their friends In Brooks their heartfelt thanks for the assistance rendered in this, their darkest hour of liereavcment. BORN. ZIMMERMAN. In South Salem, Iccembcr31, 1885, to Mr. nnd Mrs, Zimmerman, a son. TIIK ATTOI.I.O IMIITY. The elegant homo of Mrs. Ida Bali- cock was kindly thrown ojicn by Its mistress last night to admit the mem- born of tho Altollo club and Invited guests. Tho houso was prettily deco rated, and a diversity of amusements had been prepared for tho cuests. who gathered to tho number of about forty to enjoy tho hearty hospitality of the nosicss, ah exceedingly merry t mo was sient uy mo happy young people, had It approved. His ward has bo- not t,lu least enjoyable feature of tho couio of ngo and ho has turned over to ner tho property to the valuoof J3.305, consisting of farm land, lots, etc. Tho Ixiiitl of C. K. Brandenburg, ad inlnistrator of the W. W. Biooks estate, was approved by tho court. It Is In tho sum of $5,000. M. W. Hunt and Gcorgo S. Downing were named asthosurellos. A CoiiiiRC'rmNfho7ofercnco to County Treasurer Jap Mlntoashavlrg n common school education lu this Issue of Tub Journal should bo sup poiuonted by tho statement that ho nls attended Willamette tinker-1 "iijr mrcoycnw whou It had tho most onlctcnt corps of Instructors It over had. This makes him nil tho moio WMnpoU'iit lotlllthooiiico ho holds. ABVLUM (.'IIANC1K8.-MW. Russell, ".. mi occupied tno position of iHJUbokconcr at tho Insauo asylum for M)iuo years, is alKiut to retlro from thopliicoand will bo succeeded, It Is said, by Mrs. Franklo Cornell, of Jef forson.a sister of tho Loouey brothers ...It Is reported that there aro also "uior minor ohaugos to lw made. evening bolng tho delicious lunch, which was served nt n iato hour. After welcoming the New Year tho guests departed, bringing to a close one of tho most pleasant gatherings in tho history of tho club. WATOH l'ARTY. Mlas Carrie Campbell highly enter tained a nuintwr of hor friends last evening, at her honio,384 Center streot. Tho evening was most nlcnsnnth' sjient In games and music. Tho party did not disband until tho town clock had struck twelve, ushering tho New i t-iii in. urcciiiigs were then ex changed and tho young folks returned to tliolr respectlvo homes. At tho proper time, a delicious lunch was discussed. Those nrescnt won.. Misses Carrlo Camnbell. Mnttl Hunt Lucia Cochran, Maudo Hunt, Messrs W in. Landon, Gates Cochran, Jerry King, Bert Adams, Geo. Dunsford, KlmerBalloy, Ralph King, Richard Churchill, Herbert J. Campbell, Jno. W. Cochran. John Klmr mwi a ,i -.,,, Camplicll. A CARD. On retiring from nractlco of den. tlstry lu Salem I wish to express many tho very liberal patronage enjoyed. For futtiro dental operations I am pleased to refer them to my worthy friend, Dr. C. H. Mack, who will con tinue practice at the same milcn (Old White Corner). Dr. Mnek hav ing been associated with mo. I know lilui to lw extremely well sldllcil in any and every branch of dental prac tice and a very nice and worthy gen tleman. I Iwspeak for him a very liberal patronage. J. M. KEENE, I). I), s. Salem, Dec. 28, 1895. I2-2S-2w. A DOUIILK IfKAUKR TllllL Is ulmf tho furniture store of Huron Hum litem might lw called as well as a dou ble decker. They have two largo store rooms Hooded with goods, licsldos inoir regular store, which is cliuck-a-block, galleries and all. They evi dently buy goods in train-loads and havo been selllnir all tlmt imif..,. dozen men could handle. They havo tho finest stock of furniture, wall paper, and carpets ever In Sniom ,,,,.i tholr trado Is Immense because thoy uuj mm wii ciose, and uso tho best Judgment In all tholr deals. Watch Meeting. Quite a number were present at the watch-meeting In the auditorium of tho First M. E. church Inst night, all present taking active part. Short addresses were delivered by Rev. Parsons, nrcsidlnc- elder of this district, nnd Rev. Gran nis, pastor of the church. i AN OPEN IvETTER, SALEM, Jan. 1, 1800. TO OUR PATRONS: Wc have just closed our first year's business with you, nnd are pleased to say,lt has been very successful nnd encouraging. Wo cninc among you ns strangers, have tried to do an honorable up to date business, and have met with bucIi success that we will in the near future move to larger and more convenient quarters, Increase our stock and be better than ever prepared to servo you as tho new year enters. We want to thank you for your liberal patronage In the past hoping to have continuance of tho same, and to wish you one and all a Happy and Prosperous New Yenr. Wc aro Yours anxious to please, S. JVL & E. H. STOCK, 115 STATE STREET. i Received todav a auantitv of fruit out im 10 i ) I , - r-- r l.i 2 2quart glass jars'Mason's," This is solid, j I I ' V a . . VI K ' I I US packed, not much juice, with a heavy fruit I syrup, and was canned in Marion countv, . nress liiiinv thanks to my friends and clientele for In the assortment ran h fminrl ftparal A-nrc igo enjoyed. i , , ' cnerries, pined currants, peach plums, red raspberries, gooseberries, strawberries, Kent ish cherries, wild blackberries. Price for any of the above, 30c for legation jar, R O, Grocery, HARRITT LAWRENCE V n n 1 T I 1TAH n I r n 1 IMnBM W -AT THE VIOOY&Efl PUi STORi, The Salem Woolen Mills Store, I REFORM SCHOOL CAPE. BOYS ES- . ,LA,sT.1L,1C0"iC'-KIle;Ci,arles Ed winl Steelo and Nettie O. Morton, were tl;o onlv 'mmin , ,.. .' Comity Clerk Ehlen for n n i Jrfliiii llconw during H, la.t uiyV 8rt 1 ...,N,8A.NK ''atiknt. - Henry Bellis lSr tai.ioU,owy,u, yetnlny from ORAN I) SALE-COMPETITION SMASHED. MAUlClNTOSHte-All reduceil Lat cs 10 maeklmY,i,.w )!c uullcs' i mackintoshes no"v Men b w.60 Mackl..the " now T 50 1 1 ..'"." EAR ll g cuts 1ipi Lm M ia union aults i row &. Ladto' all wool shirts anddSwcrs, drJKV&.!or shirts and DREhS GOODS Slaughter nrlets Wlneliiill woof heavy plnldsftf ueavy plaids, ft7Jc I'll IH L'rMtmli ll.. I., r.x. - . Mno (termini iintinou . ,j I . .. -- vw ri iwr yd Kft ..V.T..i. "IMIIVI.1 aW, .1 1I1UII 111 I U'lWil t !.. n .t. .. .. . t , r. ; ' """lawiHJ ill. J eh mported ladles clotlt -Mc yd. C10TI0 vTV,cd ,,nUi? cU)tl1 -"Sy ?W. H l RU,ts ,,ow Men's 7 suits now w, JWR!lSB,.,,,,l,f,,"II,wluw1-- Willis unos. & CO. TLaix,rt il1'1?,1"1 Ab$ly street. OU) FOLKB' WHIST CLUli. Tho"01d Folks" awaited tho coming of tho Now Year at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Wrluhi, i ,.i,.i, .,,i celebrated Its arrival bv niinn,.in ... . .. . -'"i ueiiny now i ear's greetings. Tho hours were whlled nway by Indulging In their staple ainuseinent-whlst playing, with the result that tho llrst prUuwas won bv Mr. MntuOinn n...i MUs Anna Motschan, and the "lKxibles" by Mr. Oatch and Mrs, Adams. Thoso nresent wr. ti. nnd Mrs. J. G. Wrlitlil. Mr. ami trs' , ...... -.Sw Vtm. Kliclnnd. Mr. nml ftM e n Adams, Mr. nnd Mrs.J. A. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. C. 1). Gabrlelson, Mr. and Mrs. A. 1. Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Cross, Dr. and Mrs, J. A. Richard- m, .nr. ana Mrs. Claud Gatch, Mr. and Mrs. E. Drayman, Judge Murphy, Mr. Metschan, Mlsa Anna Motschan. m' Shl?' Mre- 0Kwo, Mr. and Mrs. L. Hofer, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Kllnger, of San Francisco. dub olllcers for tho now year worn im.Mi as follews: Pnslii(i,i i,i.... T .lurphyj vIce-nresldent.Mrs. Vni..n.i. secretary, E. C. Cross; treasurer, Mrs. lUchnrdsonjexecutlvoconimltteo.Mnj, Breyman, Mrs. Fleming and Mrs. w right. The club will meet with Mr. and Mrs, J. . Sutherland next .-lummy evening. CHEAT CU'ON CANDY. Golden & SprnKtio have cut, tiinm-i..n of choice fresh French creams. H lm for 75c; 50o Ixix for 2flc. Plain and rlli bon mixed, all fresh made, pounds for 'Sk State street confectioners. .10 2t iV IlAI'l'Y Nkw Vmii Tli tho nonular Court Nkh orous patrons of street grocery of McCall Bros, are ex- iciiueii mo compliments of the season by tho proprietors. They hope to servo tho public bottor than ever In 1890. A TlllNCI CH'THK PABT.lChrlstn.n presents aro no more lu season, but thoso mammoth square meals for is cents ut Kemvorthy & George's rostau rant aro being served Just tho same. TIIK WltONQ lHUflO.V.-Ill tin. r..n- away Item a fow days ago tho nnmo of ireil Blanchotte should havo been used instead of Tommy Walt. UHL. MM!T Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair, Medal, Midwinter Pair. &&&! Q Extru copies of tho Now Year's edl-tloucanlwhadatthUortjec, T m w CREAB3 BAM nmm fii.wx l-errect Mode. YeuntheSUndird,, m The Clotliine Busi ness in Salem during the past year, has, in a general way, had its rough sailing, But the Woolen Mills Store has stood like Gibral ter and sold the most and best goods, Its home-made and all' wool goods, coupled with square dealing, has done that busi ness, and the intention of the managers is to put in a large stock the coming season at prices that willcorres pond with small W comes, and at the same time the stand ard of these popular goods will be full kept Up, and its manv friends and nation o can rely in the future on getting reliable goods, the same as in the past, Three of the toughest of the reform school boysescancd fromtbafc lnst.lt.ti. tlon nt 7 o'clock last nlcht. Tlmv were In the kitchen nt tho tlmo nnd eluded tho watch of tho bend cook-. A change In tho engineer there took place Tuesday, and it is thought the boys concluded they could not be cap tured by the new employe, F. S. Bry- iiui, naving Heretofore boon tlmt. mil. cer, nnd nlwavs detailed tn sni, wnrh- J-IIO DOVS are PatSV Mnnnnv !! - ..Vw..... IIUI Known in Portlnnd; Alonzo Copplc nnd Charles Bennett, each about 17 j cars oiu. several offlcers of tlm scnooi were out In nil directions senrchlmr for thorn, nnri ,nn00o havo been sent north nnd south along muiiuiruau nnu river. This is the fourth escape by Mooney. Of late he has been quite trustworthy, and would havo been paroled In a short time, having obtained tbn n,,.,, amount of credit marks. RIVER NEWS. The Ramona win m ,. n. .. - tnnlrrt.t ..., .1.. V. ft" lU "ana iomorreu" "'m0rc ftt now at twelve feet. The water raised one foot slnwi 8 o'clock Ultrra,seu vnnu S!Jl0r,camo tlow f)in Cor- MUMS tOdnv lnrln., ...1.1. .... . Salem milis; ,;'- -- r J- ho Gray TjhtU i,m,. ., raft of ln,s)n, n. .:,."'"' ,uw" 1;rima DojWA.-Mnie. Julia Arenentl posesses remarkably sweet ---' avriiiilllU VlllPn IVIilnl K- (or her fomo both i 1, .... .1 j th hor s:s: llmciil. C' A- cntor- The Best Goods and Lowest Pricesi FOR CLOTHING ;-and-. FURNISHING GOODS Come nnd seo for yourselves. N0$u.ql mi STOW JOHN. HUGHES. Dealer jn jroCorIcs, Paluts. lk,WIndowiGIass,Vamlshce 'ad the most complete stock of Brushes of all Kinds In the State. Artists' Materlals.LIme, Hair.Cementand Shingles and finest Quality of GRASS SKBDS j. jt. mark ins, Horse Shoeing J'gi at ' Chemeketa, street near Com. &tT: to ,n,erferine and TC M fVlTmnnuTiTnuiTiinn .. . iumn ill in unu Wtj BOOK AND JOB PRINII AND- Legal Blank Publishers. Buth'a New Brick over the hnnk Com'li'mtj f!l!jij Through mm im Srt&s' TO TBE How TO MAKE A Fortune EAST! Core for TTad,. . -"vtty, EhSA'TSSL S. ..?. f ""Caches best. I.eff;;;rLu.v.w emy s?liKSS iri.i 1. .":V .."? "iw remedr afir ah u.i t na p...a m - .SvSTw.r !'.K"WS ......- r .1... " "r 'sw "wes lone reiiit h 10 joureir and attend tbn M., concert at tho Rotwi tnni.o, ...i..-.,. Pi-ofthoY.M.a T" ; mombers paoss mm ,aiMi ..,. ",0 and In,,,. T. V"'wl ?""" -n t."t,miii is arranged, uac VI ini nw h.u cents and j,,oo t FrVd A. Store, What Salmi, 'needs" but more deeds. cwea long rejUt the Uonce. Fifty ! Drug 100 00 for every $10 invested can be made by our new Systematic PI... f c t..s"r ' ,,,? f n,f raore m,de d''jroi mall inves. '.yniMy persons who live avray from h1phf ;iu" "V. ","1" "K pun and ,.,. " lurnisnea, uur Uook ei "Points and Him. k . .. UOOK,el even when te";ron7kldeUor ,Khe rTr GI"I0SE9- Bkersand Broker,. Open Boardor Trade Bldg., Chicaeo, ill. i0 30-3md&w " FREE TO ALL WOMEN yiLfJlch periods, Vcw. dunffS!.,!:.?aw!? wants Is not n,n. ""fi01""". will EUdlv Bd ?, V SSe tKP W??1- ressMn. j.v; B ( 96, TajpUAnLipij Ce,, pre, h-Wb? VIA THE Union Pacific System. ThrOUch Pullman P.l., Cl... TVinrllt Sleepers and Fieo Reclining Chsirs dsilf PORTLAND to CHICAGO and can 3) Our trains are heted by steam lifihted by Pintsch light. iuic 10 untcaco. 3 1.2 davs -- .- . ...v-K", J U vu 1 . "ew York 4 I2 F- hours quicker tnn cora- rnany WnicU Pelitora. or rates, time tables and full informatux pply to BOISE tO BARKER Agents, Slem. Or. R. W. BAXTER. C. B. WINN, General Agent, Dist. Pass. Agcnt 135 Third Street, Portland. o fc.iv,i . -V
